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First time playing here when the grass was dormant and the leaves were turned, beautiful. Excellent shape. Staff awesome as always. The greens here are always true but usually on the slower side, not this time. Took a bit to adjust. Always a joy to play. Great spot to close out my season.

This course is in it’s own league relative to other public courses in the area. I just moved here and in a bigger city this course could charge $80 peak rate and still have a packed tee sheet. Great conditions, cool layout, enjoyable place to play. If you know Trophy Club up in Indy, same designer, very similar layout, not quite as brutal though. Must play if you’re in the area.

Played here 3 times. Really like the layout so I keep coming back. Staff is very friendly as well. Nice clubhouse, great potential all around and gives you a “this is going to be a first class course” feel when you arrive. The only problem is conditions never match up with the price.

Wasn’t in the shape I’m used to there, but with the weather lately, probably a ton of play this weekend, and being in the midst of a pandemic/recession; they deserve the benefit of the doubt. Always a fun experience and the staff is great. I’ll be back no doubt.

It seems that the North Course gets more interest but I think the South Course is more deserving. It has a lot of character and can make for more memorable shots and holes, good or bad. Many of the holes require accurate positioning for your next shot, which sucks when you fail, but is so rewarding when you don’t. For the price, the conditions here are on point. Not on the level of Prairie View or Purgatory by any means but they don’t ask you to part with $90ish to play. Bunkers are usually great, greens firm and true, fairways hit or miss but playable. Great value. Play it a few times before you make a judgement. Knowing your way around this course can save more strokes than it can at most.

If you get a chance to get on here, don’t pass it up. Tee to green it was in perfect condition. Beautiful, fun layout, especially the back 9. There are scorable holes but overall very challenging course. Firmest and fastest greens I’ve ever played, even well struck wedges weren’t staying put. I’ll reiterate what the earlier poster mentioned, play the appropriate tees for your skill level. This course will chew you up if you step back beyond the tees you should be playing. I’ve tried many of the private courses in town and would put this one at the top.

You really need to invest in starters/rangers. This is the absolute worst course in the area for pace of play. I haven’t finished my round here on a couple occasions. Excellent layout, excellent conditions, nice people, but rarely an enjoyable round due to the waiting. Work on that and people would be willing to make the long drive more often.

Love GCI. I could play it everyday and not get bored. I dig the classic layout and routing. Sneaky challenging course and some of the toughest greens in town. Condition was great considering the time of year and recent weather. It’s always in great shape. Can’t wait for the next time.

Fun course with tons of memorable holes. Condition was great for the time of year. Played Meramac and Woodlands, both were equally solid in their own way. Played Prairies in the past and loved it too. Some of the views are breathtaking. This course will test you through the bag. The best part from my perspective is that the rangers don’t f*#% around. Too many courses these days fail to enforce pace of play rules. I commend Tapawingo for doing so, keep it up! Great round!

The people working there were very nice, I’ll give them that. Condition was very poor, tee to green. If they charged $25 peak I wouldn’t complain but for $45 much more should be expected. The layout is somewhat interesting and very tough, which made the the bare lies even worse. The greens were hard to putt on, very bumpy through dead patches and inconsistent speed throughout. If they were priced appropriately I would call it an okay budget course but for what they charge I’d say look elsewhere.

West Chase never disappoints. Excluding a few bunkers and water damage (which they appear to be working on or filling in), it was in good shape. The layout is cool with links style on the front and tighter wooded holes on the back. There are some beautiful and memorable holes such as 9 and 16. It’s just challenging enough to make it fun but you can definitely score there. Highy recommended for the price. If you live on the west side of town, no brainer.